A device for measuring electric currents includes Rogowski-type current sensors, each configured to measure an AC electric current in an electrical conductor, each sensor including coils that are electrically connected in series to form a measurement circuit and being joined to one another to delimit a central zone of this sensor to receive the corresponding electrical conductor. One of the coils is common to the first and second sensors, this common coil being electrically connected to the first and second measurement circuits.

An electric current transformer including a first coil and a second coil, which are produced with a first printed circuit including a first positioning device, and a second positioning device; and a first magnetic part including a first holding device and a second magnetic part including a second holding device, the positioning device being arranged to join together with the holding device so as to hold reference faces of the magnetic parts a predetermined distance away from the turns of the first and second coils. A current measurement unit includes such a current transformer.

An electric current transformer including a first coil and a second coil, which are produced with a first printed circuit including a first positioning device, and a second positioning device; and a first magnetic part including a first holding device and a second magnetic part including a second holding device, the positioning device being arranged to join together with the holding device so as to hold reference faces of the magnetic parts a predetermined distance away from the turns of the first and second coils. A current measurement unit includes such a current transformer.

This invention relates to the technical field of harmonic elimination for ferromagnetic resonance for a voltage transformer (abbreviated as PT), in particular, to a harmonic elimination method for ferromagnetic resonance for an active resistance-matching voltage transformer based on PID-adjustment, including compiling a resistance matching algorithm; designing and building a harmonic elimination control system based on the PID control strategy; presetting an active resistance-matching strategy; designing an engineering scheme for placing resistors. The present invention can solve the contradiction between the standards of the harmonic elimination resistance and the winding overload in the open triangle of the voltage transformer when the single-phase ground fault occurs and the fault is eliminated; avoiding the technical difficulties that the characteristics of single-phase ground fault and power frequency resonance are difficult to distinguish and the ferromagnetic resonance caused by single-phase ground fault; ensuring that the voltage transformer PT is not overloaded and burned.

The present invention relates to a current sensing modular system, which allows sensing the phase current and/or the ground-fault or zero-sequence current, having to that end at least a first module (7) comprising at least one phase current sensor (5) embedded therein and a second module (8) comprising a zero-sequence current sensor (6) embedded therein. According to the invention the first module (7) is independent of the second module (8), both modules (7, 8) being installed directly in the connection elements, i.e., in the connection point between at least one bushing (2) and at least one connector (4) of at least one grid cable (3).

An electronic power connector including a contact and a contact core. The contact is configured to electrically connect a power supply to a load. The contact core is configured to receive the contact. The contact core includes a transformer winding configured to sense a current and a sensor slot configured to receive a sensor. In some embodiments, the sensor is configured to sense a temperature. In some embodiments, the sensor is configured to sense a voltage.

An embodiment of the present invention relates to an enclosure for a voltage transformer, including a shell. The shell is provided with a plurality of packaging spaces for packaging bodies of the voltage transformer. Each of the packaging spaces is provided with a closed end and a sealed end, and every two adjacent packaging spaces are in communication with each other. In the enclosure for a voltage transformer of an embodiment of the present invention, the size of the enclosure for a voltage transformer along an arrangement direction is reduced, as a result of which, the entire enclosure for a voltage transformer has a compact structure and a small occupied space. An embodiment of the present invention further relates to a voltage transformer including the above-mentioned enclosure for a voltage transformer.

An embodiment of the present invention relates to an enclosure for a voltage transformer, including a shell. The shell is provided with a plurality of packaging spaces for packaging bodies of the voltage transformer. Each of the packaging spaces is provided with a closed end and a sealed end, and every two adjacent packaging spaces are in communication with each other. In the enclosure for a voltage transformer of an embodiment of the present invention, the size of the enclosure for a voltage transformer along an arrangement direction is reduced, as a result of which, the entire enclosure for a voltage transformer has a compact structure and a small occupied space. An embodiment of the present invention further relates to a voltage transformer including the above-mentioned enclosure for a voltage transformer.

An electronic power connector including a contact and a contact core. The contact is configured to electrically connect a power supply to a load. The contact core is configured to receive the contact. The contact core includes a transformer winding configured to sense a current and a sensor slot configured to receive a sensor. In some embodiments, the sensor is configured to sense a temperature. In some embodiments, the sensor is configured to sense a voltage.

A device for measuring electric currents includes Rogowski-type current sensors, each configured to measure an AC electric current in an electrical conductor, each sensor including coils that are electrically connected in series to form a measurement circuit and being joined to one another to delimit a central zone of this sensor to receive the corresponding electrical conductor. One of the coils is common to the first and second sensors, this common coil being electrically connected to the first and second measurement circuits.